The simple equation that governs pendulums. Here's the mass and it's offset at an angle theta. The length of the pendulum is L, the length of the string. There is gravity here, mg, and the other force on the object, the only other force, is the tension T. And now comes the wonderful result, x double dot plus g over L times x equals zero. And this i
200 balls, one hair apart, dropped from the exact centre, from rest. The butterfly effect: each bounce multiplies the difference by seven. Deterministic and completely unpredictable. Nothing here is random: identical balls, identical physics. 0.1 mm of doubt was all it took.
Check out this magnet setup. You see that? Before I show you what this is used for, let me show you how it works. Each of these silver spots is a permanent magnet slipped into this plastic ring. When I bring another magnet close, you'll see it's attracted to each of these. They're all oriented the same way. I'm going to flip it over. So now you can
As your fist hits the bag, it sends a bar swinging inside, pushing a blade through a beam of light. But this blade has a slit in it, which briefly lets the light through as it passes. It measures how long it shined through the slit and calculates that into your score. So to hack it, call up Bork, your obese T-Rex. 0.09 Seconds 0.82 Seconds 470 713
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